The NBA's Greatest Unsung Heroes 

Steven Adams to a T. Best complete rebounder in the league.

“Lead the league” fixed it for you; stay in school

It looked like a typo chill out dawg@@AKingAmongst

@@izzy031096I came here to comment. Unless your adams, then it’s just about moving everyone else out of the way 😂😂

Matyeese thybulle would’ve been good fit with the mavs

No it's the fact that the Mavs almost got Kuzma, who refused to play for them. I'm glad Kuzma is not on the Mavericks, he's a joke.

@@jakegilpin1145 They offered him a contract but the Blazers matched. He was pissed.

@@ThuanTran-nv9yb Haha, that's untrue, in fact, I have a gif that is fucking hilarious of Tisse when Joe Cronin (our GM) was asked by Aaron Fentress (local hated media guy for sports) something along the lines of "why resign JG & Tisse when we need to focus on a total rebuild and need the cap space too" when the team stepped out in summer league to announce the signings. Tisse: "...DAYUM!" under his breath. Tisse was stunned by being effectively told off for resigning. And when it comes to the publicly available news, there's nothing on the "Mavs offered, blazers matched" front.

We couldn’t utilize him against smaller lineups like how we had to sit him against the warriors.

@@user-lw2xw9nz1y What game/series are you referring to specifically? If you’re referring to 2022 playoffs, Jenkins played started Adams the final two games where we went 1-1, and came out after the series and said that it was a mistake not starting him for the entire series.

Or DeAndre Jordan

Had me dying

I forgot he was still in the league 😂😂

He also came into the league at an old age for a prospect

This season has my favourite group of guys running for that award in recent years. Reid, Monk and Bogdan Bogdanovic all really deserve that award.

Him and monk are the front runners forsure russ as well

Reid is a legit star, Minnesota probably won’t be able to keep him, he needs to start

@@tmac5135 Add Norman Powell to the mix! I believe though that it's between Naz and Malik.

He doesn't really like to stand under the rim and bang. Pick, pop, and block some shots.

@JC-tu6hc which is totally fine! It seems to be working well in Boston and come playoffs we'll find out if that's what they were missing.

@slackerofhell Yeah, totally, he's a great player. It's just a shame it didn't quite work.

I think if mavs have solid C, KP can play his best position at PF. Center at Luka-KP era just average player. injury and team playstyle make him inconsistent too

Didn’t know McGee had asthma 😮

Javale was more like a Hassan Whiteside before he was on the Warriors, just with numerous mental lapses on the court. He was more of a block chaser and would often bite on pump fakes. He played a losing style of basketball until he was taught how to play winning basketball (he hasn't been on Shaqtin once I think after the inbounds gaffe against the Suns his first year on the Warriors). He has come a long way from the guy who celebrated a triple double despite getting blown out (though he was on a "big three" with Nick Young and Andray Blatche, who also played a losing style, so there wasn't much leadership when he was on the Wizards or even the Nuggets after Iguodala left). Gafford was one of the Wizards' best defensive players (on a team with REALLY bad defenders like Kuzma, Poole, Kispert, Bagley, Shamet, etc.), and they traded him. As for Herb Jones, he and Jose Alvarado got known when they played the Suns in the first round two years ago, the year Zion missed the whole season, as they won two games more than people thought they would in that series (their defense was top notch). Hartenstein is severely underrated as he proved that he isn't soft and can bang with anyone. And ironically enough, Westbrook deciding to move to the bench by his own decision helped the Clippers go on that huge roll for a few months and eventually win 51 games as of now and clinch their first division title since the Warriors became a dynasty (even the pandemic year where the Warriors were awful without the Splash Brothers, the Lakers won it that year, and the Suns won it the year after because of CP3 still being elite and Booker becoming a true superstar, while the Suns won it again in 2022 and the Kings in 2023). He and Harden could not share the court together now that both of them are declining and not good at moving without the ball, and having him have the Bledsoe/Darren Collison role of being the PG of the second unit was a smart decision by Westbrook.

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yeahh like have new DFS but with quality upgrade in offense

He turns into MJ when playing the Bucks who have Portis another unsung hero

Agreed, but not to the level the guys in the video.

I’ve always loved TJ. He makes defenders look silly with his acceleration and handle

nobody in philly wanted to see him go

Too bad his jumper was as broken as mine

@@101kingsfanlol yea

The good old Okc days

😂😂😂 ong